THIS TRIAL CHAMBER of the International Tribunal for the
Prosecution of Persons Responsible for Serious Violations of International Humanitarian
Law Committed in the Territory of the Former Yugoslavia since 1991 ("International
Tribunal"),

BEING SEISED of the "Prosecutors Request for admission
of testimony and evidence of expert witness" filed by the Office of the Prosecutor
("Prosecution") on 11 January 1999 ("the Request"), seeking to admit
into evidence the prior testimony before the International Tribunal and related exhibits
of an expert witness, Hanne Sophie Greve,

NOTING the "Answer to the Prosecutors Request for
admission of testimony and evidence of expert witness" filed on behalf of the
accused, Miroslav Kvocka, on 26 February 1999 and the "Defence response to
Prosecutors Request for admission of testimony and evidence of expert witness"
filed on behalf of the three other co-accused on 1 March 1999, objecting to certain of the
items sought to be admitted and requiring that the expert witness be available for
cross-examination,

HAVING HEARD the oral arguments of the parties at a hearing on 9
March 1999,

PURSUANT TO Rules 54 and 94 bis of the Rules of Procedure
and Evidence of the International Tribunal ("the Rules"),

HEREBY ORDERS AS FOLLOWS:

the transcripts of prior testimony and related exhibits listed in Annex 1 to the Request
shall be admitted as evidence in chief in this case;

the Prosecution shall list the expert witness in its list of witnesses and shall ensure
that the expert witness is available when called for cross-examination;

the Prosecution may only examine the expert witness further in chief with leave of the
Trial Chamber; and

the Prosecution shall deal with any issues raised as to the authenticity of the exhibits
produced through the expert witness by way of rebuttal.

Done in both English and French, the English text being authoritative.